Current Buildings
- 'Old building' - this is the oldest part of the school, and is used for teaching maths and ICT. It also holds some smaller classrooms for SEN teaching.
- 'Science corridor' - this runs adjacent to the old building. Chemistry and physics are taught here. It is connected to the main building by a corridor with the library off it. The drama studio and gym are also connected to the science corridor.
- 'West wing' - holds the main SEN classroom and a Sixth form chemistry lab.
- 'East wing' - contains a computer room, and several offices.
- 'Teaching block' or 'New building' - this is the largest building of the school. Subjects taught here include modern foreign languages, geography, history, biology, English, religious studies, PSHE, textiles, systems and control technology and art.
- 'Halls block' - this contains the canteen, main hall, sports hall, and the music department.
- 'Old technology block' - this contains several technology workshops, as well as food technology areas.
- 'New technology block' - built in 2005, this contains up-to-date technology classrooms and workshop.
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